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I hope you do. A good lad. And he could join a long list of Academy lads who had to leave to develop. Nombe, Tschimanga, Thomas-Asante, Chicksen etc. I’d like to think we have some sort of sell on clause but nothing mentioned.

No, we’re not. Definitely staying, along with McGill and Lawrence.

Yep. Estimates from Forbes reckon about £6-7Billion combined across the three primary board members. We’re only just getting started.

1.124 according to their local paper https://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/sport/24712828.swindon-town-give-early-lead-milton-keynes-dons-defeat/

It’s definitely not being televised. Not even abroad so those with a fire stick and VPN can watch from what I understand.

No. Various sources amongst the three main money men behind Fahad Al Ghanim, primarily banking, construction and high end car sales. Also a lot of soft power within Kuwaiti politics.

There’s former WFC fans I know who are still struggling 22 years later, so give the guy a break!

This was put up on our forum. Mainly posting for the benefit of non-Dons fans. Interesting detail. Who’d have thought MK was a holiday destination!

I think the main issue with Kemp throughout his time with us was that he was never the main man in terms of attacking creative midfielders. And for the last spell we simply had three or four others providing assists and goals before he arrived and there was really no need for his presence. He...

Fine by us

I’m The first train from Crewe is about 8:30. In Euston before 11. Train beers ;) Definitely time to make it easily. Euston Sq, Baker St and Met line about 25>30 mins to Wembley. Watford and onto Overground probably even quicker. If we make it, a lot of ours wouldn’t be any earlier. Agree...

Not quite true. The move didn’t happen until 28th September. He was playing regularly (and actually made his debut the previous season) while WFC were still Selhurst based.

What about the white Centre:MK one? Never seen in public unless I’m very much mistaken.

Our media team (well, one work experience kid) proudly announcing that we’ve sold 5,000 tickets for the home leg against Crawley is pretty tinpot. In fairness, that’s just a day of general sale, and it’ll be (baring a catastrophe first leg) about double that come next Thursday, but going all...

Nah, they’ve got 2,000. Already announced.

I suspect that was tickets sold rather than actual attendance. Quite a few I know had bought previously but didn’t make the trip once it became a dead rubber, and only those fussed about the Tick, had already bought train tickets, or had convinced the missus with a trip to Betty’s Tea Rooms and...

Called it (well apart from the bit more bollocks bit!) Our top three hopes firmly hinge on Max Dean being back soon. We’ll have far more threat in games like that going into the final stretch. Crewe and Stockport now Must Win. Eeek!

Ah, you’re aware how Milky Dons operate. If football was only played on cold, wet Tuesday nights, home or away, we’d be playing Newport Pagnell regularly. As you say… all the ingredients. While I think this current team has a bit more bollocks than those over the years, I’m still not sure I...

You do know how it works with away crowds (and home end behind the goal to a lesser extent) people stand two or three to a seat to be with their mates. It was definitely all 850 sold there.

We had 850 at AFCW. See above…